Robert B. Parker’s Jesse Stone is back! Beleaguered and grief riddled but still standing….except, that is, when he’s falling down drunk.
This is a very layered plot. It’s a murder mystery for certain but layered with the disappearance of a master reel of an album. The artist, Jester, was right up there will the Bee Jees, the Beatles and the Beach Boys. The team had just finished his best album, in the studio, when the master went missing. For forty years.
Readers continue to fall more in love with the tiny police force of Paradise. Molly Crane, Luther ‘Suitcase’ Simpson and some new additions like Alisha. But, this time around, I found myself being a little annoyed by Jesse Stone’s eternal angst. Okay, I get it. He’s had some tough breaks, brought on mostly by himself and….Johnny Walker. Stop repeating your mistakes and suck it up, Jesse!
In spite of my irritation, the story is good and entertaining. You won’t be disappointed! It still astounds me, as a writer, how these wonderful authors can so successfully speak in Robert Parker’s voice.
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